Sentence examples for Most virtue from inspiring English sources

Recognizing in themselves the sort of people to whom James Madison assigned "the most wisdom to discern, and the most virtue to pursue, the common good of the society," they undertook to draft a constitution that employed an aristocratic means to achieve a democratic end.

Virtue contextualism emerges from the basic idea, accepted by most leading virtue epistemologists, that to know is to believe the truth because of your intellectual virtue or ability.

One of the many virtues of Mr. Solomon's work -- perhaps its most important virtue -- is its fearlessness.

Zagzebski's theory is perhaps the most ambitious virtue theory in print, offering an account of human virtues of God.

What do you consider the most important virtue?

What do you consider the most overrated virtue?

But his most sterling virtue — strangely, for so great a dancer — is modesty, or proportion.

Nor was the conductor's energetic largess his only, or even his most conspicuous, virtue.

The most obvious virtue of the break-fast is the abundant gratitude for the food: the lox and whitefish.

All of which leads to the director's fourth and most unlikely virtue: he makes you laugh.

Modesty is the most difficult virtue for intellectuals to learn, but it is the most important one in democratic society.